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Have you tried my port of Stackless Python for PSP.

It runs in user mode and is updated to the latest 2.5.2.

Take a look on: http://code.google.com/p/pspstacklesspython/

Carlos

I would like to announce that the latest release of PSP Stackless Python has been released. The interpreter has been updated to the latest Python 2.5.2 and includes all the updated libraries from fraca7 repositories. For more information check the ChangeLog: http://code.google.com/p/pspstacklesspyth...

Guys,

No clue on why the time functions doesnt works... am I linking to the correct libraries?

Thanks

I report that the SVN repository is now, up-to-date with the latest modifications for the 2.5.1 Release1 file.

From now on, all commits will go directly to this repository.

Carlos

After working on the release of PSP Stackless Python 2.5.1, I created a project website to host the project. There you will find out the last releases, source code zips, SVN repository, Issue tracker and a Wiki with information about module usage and much more. Check more information in my last post...

Until now, I have been working in my own machine because I cannot access SVN from here so my repository is a local SVN.

Probably I will set up a project in google code to keep the SVN and the issues for the project.

Maybe tomorrow (since its a holiday in Brazil) I can set it up.

Carlos

Hi guys, I justed posted on my dev blog about the release of Stackless Python fod PSP 2.5.1. This is the latest release and have almost all functionality the full Python release have. Check on http://themindcaster.blogspot.com/2007/11/stackless-python-251-for-psp.html for more info. Please, post fee...

Well, I think I am.... tell me if is there anything wrong... Here is my makefile: TARGET = StacklessPSP BUILD_PRX = 1 PSP_FW_VERSION = 371 RELEASE_NAME = StacklessPSP RELEASE_VERSION = 2.5.1 RELEASE_DIRECTORY = ~/$(RELEASE_NAME)-$(RELEASE_VERSION) EXTRA_TARGETS = EBOO...

One thing I noticed that is very weird is that the file newlib-1.15.0/newlib/libc/sys/psp/libcglue.c already does this mapping from the original C call to the PSP call... like this: /* Time routines. These wrap around the routines provided by the kernel. */ #ifdef F__gettimeofday int _gettimeofday&a...

Hi cools, I got this problem too. Fixed it replacing the following: time() -> sceKernelLibcTime() like: time_t now; sceKernelLibcTime(&now); printf("Time is: %s\n", ctime(&now)); gettimeofday() -> sceKernelLibcGettimeofday(): ...

I have improved the initTimezone function above with support for DST. I have tested on FW 3.71. void initTimezone() { int tzOffset = 0; int dst = 0; sceUtilityGetSystemParamInt(PSP_SYSTEMPARAM_ID_INT_TIMEZONE, &tzOffset); sceUtilityGetSystemParamInt&#...

Well... here it goes guys.... another update on Stackless Python for PSP. Check it out here: ttp://themindcaster.blogspot.com/2007/07/stackless-python-for-psp-progress.html I have added OGG, MP3 and SSL support for it. More details on my post. Please, as soon as you have any feedback, report to me e...

I will use libMad for MP3 and libTremor for OGG.

Since Ghoti is going to help me on this streaming functionality, he is the one worth the credits... i will wrap the functions and trim the edges to make it all work correctly... :)

Ciao..

Sorry for the delay guys, the modules are currently functional but I started working together with Ghoti on a streaming approach for mp3. It would ease up a lot of memory since the music wont be loaded entirely into RAM. In a few more days I will have a fully streaming support for the MP3 part and h...

I have added support for MP3 and OGG playback inside my current Stackless Python port. I still need to clean up and document the functions. Its based on libtremor and libmad that are available from the SVN. The API will be more or less the same... like: import pspogg, psp2d pspmp3.init(chann...

I created a small tutorial based on a tutorial created by Sakya. The example is very simple, there is a player agent and a "computer driven" NPC agent. Both can run around the screen. The point here is to demonstrate the functionality of Stackless and the ease it allows on development for ...

Thanks a lot Sakya, It was a problem in my environment... I substituted the PSPDEV tree in my cygwin install and the time() function returned the correct time and date.

Thanks a lot for pointing out.

Carlos

Same problem here... 01/01/1970 ... and time in GMT (here i'm GMT-3).

Maybe I have a problem in my environment... dunno because I have installed it all from scrach following the wiki.

If you could point me out what to check....

Thanks,

Carlos

I'm working on the port of Stackless for PSP.. I found out a problem where I could replicate in a small C app. When calling the time() function, it returns me the time in GMT but the date is 01/01/1970. If I substituted the time() function by sceKernelLibcTime() function, it returns me the correct t...

Reading some commentaries about my post, I saw that there are a lot of questions related to what is Stackless and how to "run" it. I advise these people to visit the sites indicated in my post to know more about use cases and idioms on Stackless. The sites are: Stackless Python - www.stack...

Hi guys, This email is to annouce that I created a port of Stackless Python to PSP... it is based on Jerome´s work on the Python port. The full post can be seen in my blog: http://themindcaster.blogspot.com/2007/06/stackless-python-port-for-sony-psp.html Thanks for everyone that helped me out. Carlos